McCain Reaffirms Big Government

This bill would have made it clear that states could regulate product ingredient labeling.  John McCain voted against the bill, showing he believes the federal government should be in charge of everything.  This is another example of McCain acting like big government Obama.

Which so-called Republicans voted for a McCain presidency?  It would have been about the same as the Obama presidency - continuing Guantanamo Bay indefinite detention, more wars, more big government.

GMO Labeling Bill Voted Down In Senate

The United States Senate decided again Thursday that it simply does not want to let states tell people whether or not they are eating genetically modified food.

The Senate voted overwhelmingly -- 71 to 27 -- against an amendment to the sweeping farm bill, squashing a measure that would not have required labeling of genetically modified organisms, but merely would have let states decide if they wanted to require such labeling.

The votes are here.

Sheriff Minor's Next Target?

Remember when Sheriff John Minor supported a county gun ban?  The ban was going to be noticed by signs on county property.  Criminals, by definition, don't follow laws and ignore signs.  Since Sheriff Minor thinks signs keep people safe, his next sign may read "No Construction Vehicles".  Would that have kept the people in Washington state safe from a criminal with a bulldozer?

Actually, maybe Sheriff Minor will petition the state legislature to require a background check, fingerprints, and yearly fee to possess a bulldozer.  After all, bulldozers can kill people too.  This is not a joke, as it was reported the county gun ban was instituted by request of Sheriff Minor:
The resolution was written and passed at the request of the sheriff's office, but was not drafted in response to any particular incident, commissioners said.

John Minor, The Sheriff From Vail Resorts

The Denver Post has found that Sheriff John Minor used Vail Resorts' marketing and lawyer's words in a letter that was published in a local newspaper.  The letter was published under the purview of the office of county Sheriff.  While law enforcement should work with local companies, why is law enforcement colluding with companies to manipulate public opinion?  After this show of deception, why should we trust John Minor's word about anything?

Read the article about John Minor's deceptive letter.

John Minor Hides His Colors

Like a chameleon, Sheriff John Minor is changing his colors.  A couple years ago he supported restricting guns on Summit county government property.

Now Sheriff Minor claims to be against the nanny state, "In today's over-regulated society, we need to ask ourselves if it is really the role of government to intercede on our behalf for every issue that arises.  Shall we become like New York City ..."

Sheriff Minor supported the county gun ban, so he does support New York City's nanny state.


When it comes to upholding his oath of office to support the Constitution, Sheriff Minor says he can't do that, "Some top cops have flat out refused to enforce the new law. Minor says he can't."

Sheriff Minor can and should ignore the unenforceable law, but he won't.  The actions of Sheriff Minor show he doesn't support the Constitution, he supports the policies of big government politicians such as Millie Hamner who voted for the bill that John Minor will support.

Guy Pacot Hinders Christianity

Guy Pacot, formerly affiliated with the Summit county Republicans, endorsed Mitt Romney.  Mitt Romney is a cultist who believes women have second status and that humans can achieve the status of God.  Mitt Romney, through his adherence to a cult, has pledged to follow the teachings of the cult first - before the US Constitution.

Guy Pacot is said to be a Christian and member of a Summit county church, "Pacot is a member of Rocky Mountain Bible Church in Frisco and the local Republican Central Committee. "  How does Mr. Pacot endorse a cultist who is not a Christian and who will make an oath of office subservient to his cult leaders?

In the same letter, Guy also endorsed the big government gun grabber Debra Irvine.

Vicki Cook Complains About Her Son Taking Welfare

Vicki Cook didn't complain that her son took welfare from the county, she complained that he was required to show identification!  Of course someone who receives low income aid to the needy should show identification - how else can government easily determine if the person is an illegal alien?

"My son had to show his ID to get a breast pump from the county health nurse. What's wrong here?"
My first thought of what is wrong is that your allegedly conservative family is complaining about taking government welfare.

"This is an impeachable offense, loosing our AAA credit rating and increasing our debt by $5 trillion."
Not only is a debt downgrade not an impeachable offense, CONGRESS is responsible for spending bills.

Vicki Cook is a Romneyite Mormon who apparently will vote for the gun-grabbing liberal Willard Mitt Romney.  Read her entire rant here.

Debra Irvine Will Not Cut Spending

Debra Irvine is registered as a Republican, but she talks like a liberal Democrat.  Debra's quotes about how she will support big government.

  Debra Irvine believes in an overbearing nanny state:
We need to defend reasonable regulations ...

  Conservatives who would like a tax cut will need to pay for the cut through reduced spending.  That won't be happening with Debra Irvine, because Debra Irvine believes in big budgets and big government spending:
... asked where she's prepared to take an ax to the state budget if elected, her answer is simple: she'd rather not. 

  Debra also thinks the government should tax everyone to pay for advertising.  Why not allow those companies who need advertising to do their own advertising?  Government-funded advertising, as promoted by Debra Irvine, is a subsidy to favored industries:
She said she would be a strong advocate for tourism in Denver ...

  There are plenty of choices on the ballot for big-government spenders.  Conservative Republicans should take a pass over big-government Debra Irvine.